The Academic Advising Manual

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Introduction General Introduction Outcomes of the Freshman Year Experience Academic Advising for Student Success: A System of Shared Responsibility (Executive Summary and Introduction) Admissions High School Core Minimum Requirements AI, SAT, and ACT Advanced Placement Test Scores Running Start for High School Students Students Entering WSU with Running Start Credits Quarter to Semester Conversion Chart Academic Advising Folders Student Records WSU Policy on Student Education Records Academic Interest Record College Student Inventory (CSI) General Information Academic Information Undergraduate Majors and Options Approved Minors Selective Certification Requirements Academic Integrity Calculating a GPA General Education Requirements (GERs) General Education Program Capstone Courses for Summer and Fall 1999 GER Phase-In General Education Requirements Checksheets (GERs) World Civilizations GenEd 110 and GenEd 111 Writing Program WSU Writing Program University Writing Requirements University Writing Portfolio Courses in the Major Mathematics Proficiency Math Placement Test Information WSU Math Placement Test Cut-Offs Math Proficiency Requirement Who Takes What Math at WSU Math Requirements by Major Foreign Language Requirement Foreign Language Admissions Requirement Foreign Language Placement College of Sciences and College of Liberal Arts Requirement Advising Strategies and Tips Advising Reminders: Practicing What We Preach Advising Tips Advisor Checklist of Availability and Information WSU Electronic Information Resources Elements of Good Course Selection Relating Course, Major and Career Selection Sensitivity, Problems, Decisions, and Referrals Special Populations Academic Advising for Student Success Students in Transition (table) What is a Learning Disability? Characteristics Associated With Learning Disabilities Characteristics of ADD and ADHA Referral Information WSU Resources and Services Referrals for Assistance Student Advising and Learning Center Peer Tutoring Program Career Services Counseling and Testing Services Writing Lab Phi Eta Sigma Golden Key Ombudsman Self Help Information For Students Ways to Achieve Academic Happiness and Success Getting the Most from Academic Advising How to Choose A Major How to Choose A Major Worksheet Time Management Thinking Through the Workload Plan Your Work - Work Your Plan Reducing Test Anxiety Relaxation Suggestions on Motivation Problem Solving

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